Wife of Cuban defense minister drawn into farm labor plan
The report alleges Rea Castro's wife comments on recruiting women for farm work and gardening production. It notes an unrelated court action involving Mickey Hargitay, with a warrant for failure to appear in a Los Angeles child support case and past support orders linked to his ex-wife Mary Berge.
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Tax overhaul eyed to alter income withholding rules
Washington considers changing the income tax withholding to a graduated system. The proposal would raise withholding for higher earners while lowering it for lower brackets. Treasury officials kept details private as President Johnson weighs action, with Congress finalizing any decision. A sample case shows a 10,000 a year earner paying about 71 more annually under a higher rate, illustrating potential shifts in net pay.
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Magnificent Rose Parade features Disney floats and 22 bands
The 27th annual Tournament of Roses in Pasadena opens New Year’s Day with sixty float entries crafted from countless flowers under the theme It’s Small World. Walt Disney is grand marshal with Mickey Mouse near him. Twenty-two bands totaling about 2,500 musicians march in colorful uniforms, and beauty queens from multiple states are featured.
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Ninety Thousand Enroll in Job Training Programs
U.S. Office of Education reports about 90,000 people enrolled in power development and training projects in the last six months, with nearly $70 million allocated for classroom and shop training. Last fiscal year about 160,000 were trained in 2,400 projects, costing over $122 million.
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Crippling Transit Strike Looms in New York
Nearing a possible subway and bus shutdown, New York faces a crippling transit strike as unions press demands. Michael Quill warns a walkout is possible. transit authority cites costs and no offers. Commuters plan car pools and private routes amid the stalemate.
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